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{{quote|Anger was an emotion, and emotions required glands, and Death didn't have much truck with glands and needed a good run at it to get angry. }}
** In ''[[Discworld/Mort|Mort]]'' it's speculated that even though he can't ''feel'' emotions like humans do, he can ''think'' emotions quite well, resulting in essentially the same conclusion.
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** Even more so when ever he acts outside the role of Death, as he's able to freely save lives. Usually he'll spend it saving the lives of children.
* In [[Edgar Rice Burroughs]]'s ''[[John Carter of Mars|The Master Mind of Mars]]'', both Ras Thavas and Toonolians appear to have reached this state from excessive desire to be [[The Stoic]]. They profess to be above such things as sentiment, but when they manifest it, and Ulysses Paxton calls them on it, they are in complete denial.
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